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House Republican criticizes Hegseth 'inappropriate' D-Day remarks

House Republican criticizes Hegseth 'inappropriate' D-Day remarks
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Rep. Michael McCaul (R-Texas) on Sunday criticized Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for making “inappropriate” remarks during a speech for the 82nd commemoration of D-Day.  “I think it should have been about their sacrifice, their service to their country, and what they did to protect the free world at a time of great peril against Nazi...

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